Are you sure they are really gone? Find a transaction in an account
which was the other side of one of the missing sub accounts (so maybe
a checking account transaction that went to the Main House expense
account for example) open that transaction and see what it shows. Try
clicking on the button
Thanks for your reply.
Yes, I am sure, at least in terms of everything I can think of to look at. The
payments in the chequing account have all been changed to Expenses:Hydro rather
than Expenses:Hydro:Main House. More importantly, exporting a Chart of Accounts
doesn't show any of the sub-accou
Thanks David,
I'm on Win 10, fully patched. I did try to look at the XML data files.
Unfortunately I had turned on compression and thus they're not human readable
unless someone knows a simple Windows decompression command line (ideally with
7zip, which is already on the box).
There are severa
The leaf display option would have rendered the opposite effect. You’d have
seen only the child (sub-account) names with none of the parents.
So instead of:
Expenses:Hydro:Main House
Expenses:Hydro:Retreat
Expenses:Hydro:A-frame
you’d see:
Main House
Retreat
A-frame
Since it is a small number
Yes, I think 7zip can decompress the file. Check the wiki, or maybe a Windows
user on the list can help out with doing so.
One thing to consider, how do you normally open your GnuCash data file to start
working in it?
Do you open the GnuCash app and let it open the last used file automatically,
Update: after looking at a number of older log files, in which the same entries
are present, I've concluded this is just GnuCash's processing of scheduled
transactions. I therefore don't see anything in the logs that raises my
suspicions.
I'm beginning to think this is something that I did myse
I have built myself a solution for this. I'm not certain why asking
gnucash to add the price quotes hangs for me. However I found that if I
used Python to call the perl script for each individual stock and then
the GNUCash Python API to write the information it all works.
The script "get_quote
On 16 December 2019 at 16:12, Paul Kroitor said:
> Thanks David,
>
> I'm on Win 10, fully patched. I did try to look at the XML data files.
> Unfortunately I had turned on compression and thus they're not human
> readable unless someone knows a simple Windows decompression command line
> (ideally
No need for 7-Zip or any such decompression program, just go to Preferences
>> General and uncheck the compress files option and save the file to save
it as uncompressed
Cheers Dave H.
On Tue, 17 Dec 2019 at 02:14, Paul Kroitor wrote:
> Thanks David,
>
> I'm on Win 10, fully patched. I did
